1bot.to sprout, bud:
(
1113-19;
MS: s.xii3/3
)
terre fruit nen dune Ne arbre ne burzune
Comput ANTS 1360
(
MS: s.xiii
)
pullulo: burguner, burgeoner
TLL i 227
(
s.xivin;
MS: s.xivm
)
eyme trop les foilles de sauz, quant comencent de burgeoner en la noveutee
BOZ Cont 73
♦
to come forth, spring:
(
s.xii4/4;
MS: s.xii4/4
)
De ceste
(=B.V.M.) burjuna la flur [...] Ki tute rien paist de s’odor
S Cath barking 1751
♦
fig.to develop, burgeon:
(
1163-70;
MS: s.xiii2
)
Vuleit que ses biens burjonassent, Qu’il celestien fruit portassent
S Edw barking 2277
2med.pathol.to break out in blisters:
(
s.xiiex;
MS: s.xiv2
)
Ore l’aproche la maladie De si treforte leprosie, Ke tut comence la pel crever E tut la face a burgouner
Amis 820 (var. C13)
bot.in bud:
(
s.xii3/4;
MS: s.xiv2
)
cist bois sunt foilly, floriz e borgoné
Rom Chev ANTS 97
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